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Tornado Recovery Hub

Restoring our community and

Restoring our community and Reimagining our future together

Reimagining our future together

If your home, property, or neighborhood was impacted by the May 2025 tornado, help is available. STL Recovers connects residents to repair programs, debris removal, housing support, case management, and other resources to support recovery.

Get Help & Give Help

FOR RESIDENTS

Get Help with Recovery

If the tornado impacted your home or neighborhood, you may qualify for help with repairs, debris removal, housing support, case management, and other recovery services.

FOR SUPPORTERS

Give Help with Recovery

Community members, volunteers, and donors are helping residents rebuild. You can get involved by volunteering, donating, or partnering with neighborhood efforts. You don't even have to live in the affected areas to help -- Recovery should be a collective effort!

Strategic Recovery Pillars

Vision:

Residents believe it’s worth it to stay or return and are able to say,  “My home is safe. My neighborhood has a future. There is a plan for me.”

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Recovered Residents

Keep residents safe and create a clear, trusted path forward for families impacted by the tornado.

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Repaired Properties

Repair homes where possible and safely remove structures that cannot be restored.

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Rejuvenated Neighborhoods

Reopen neighborhood anchors, revive local businesses, and restore momentum across tornado-impacted neighborhoods.

Recovery Tools

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Check A

Property Status

Track the review demolition and the repair status of tornado-impacted properties.

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Report an Issue

or Concern

Report unsafe structures, debris concerns, or damaged properties needing attention.

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Find Local Resources

and Aid

Locate food, supplies, legal help, housing support, and other recovery services.

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Recovery Team & Partners

Meet the team coordinating recovery and the partners helping rebuild impacted neighborhoods.

Recovery in Motion

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What’s Been Done


Recovered Residents

☑️ Winter housing stabilized displaced residents.
Next: Expand housing pathways and case management.

Repaired Properties

☑️ Assessments prioritized homes for repair or demolition.
Next: Begin repairs and debris removal.

Rejuvenated Neighborhoods

☑️ Neighborhood planning underway.
Next: Reopen anchors and restore momentum.

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What We’re Doing Now


Personal Property Assistance: Applications are being reviewed and prioritized as repairs, demolition, and accelerate debris removal.

Neighborhood Planning: Conducting and planning and reimagining with the community for long term rebuilding 

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What We’re Doing Next


Repairs will expand, housing pathways will grow, and neighborhood recovery efforts will continue.

Download the latest monthly snapshot of tornado recovery efforts and progress.

Last updated: December 2025

Last updated: December 2025

Desired Recovery Outcomes

100% residents connected to support

100% eligible-homes repaired

100% debris removed

100% public infrastructure restored